February 2017 saw the publication by Moon City Press of Michelle Ross's story collection, There's So Much They Haven't Told You, as it had won their short fiction contest the previous year. Michelle was kind enough to take some time and answer questions for us.
EWN: Your short story collection, There's So Much They Haven't Told You, was published in 2017. What story within the collection had the earliest publication history outside of being in the collection, and what was that history?
Michelle: "If My Mother Was the Final Girl" was the first story in the book to be published, as well as the first story I ever published. I wrote it around the time that I was finishing up my MFA at Indiana University in Bloomington. It won the Gulf Coast Fiction Contest. I think this was in 2002. The prize was publication and $1000, which is still the most I've ever been paid for a single short story.
Michelle: Contest—the book was published as a result of winning the 2016 Moon City Press Short Fiction Award.
Michelle: Short stories are practically all I write. I love them and will happily sing their praises, but writing (and reading) short is also partly a practical choice. I work full-time out of the house as a science writer Monday through Friday, and I have an eight-year-old son. Thus, writing time is limited to a couple of hours or so most days. Certainly other writers have written longer works of fiction in snatches of time, but for now at least, I'm not that kind of writer. I find orienting myself back into a 15-page story at eight o'clock at night after my son goes to bed challenging enough already. Not to mention, I'm not monogamous when it comes to writing. I often flirt with many, many stories at once—to the point that I can drive myself a little crazy sometimes opening and closing files, looking for the story that I have the best chemistry with at that moment. Also, I have more ideas than one writer could possibly need, and I want to write them all!
Currently, I'm working on several new short story collections, two on my own, as well as a joint project with my friend Kim Magowan, whom I've been collaborating with on a series of short stories for almost a year now.
Michelle: Short stories are mostly what I read too. As fiction editor of Atticus Review, sometimes I read dozens of stories in a day. But even outside of editing, rarely does a day go by that I don't read at least a few stories.
Again, this is partly a practical choice. Novels are harder. As is the case with writing, I feel I need large chunks of time to read novels. If I read just 20 or 30 pages a day, the novel loses momentum for me. I lose interest. I quit. But also because when I read fiction, I always read with an eye on craft, so I feel I gain more in this regard from reading short fiction. Or novellas and very short novels. I've been reading more of those lately.
Outside of short fiction, I mostly read nonfiction. I enjoy listening to nonfiction when I run or go on walks. Because I read nonfiction audio books less for craft and more for fodder for fiction and life, I don't feel I need to be so wholly focused on every word. It's fine if I miss some things. The ideas that stick are the ones that matter anyhow.
Michelle: Mostly how I celebrate short stories every day, by reading them and writing them.
I also plan to catch up on reviewing, or at the very least rating, a bunch of short story collections on goodreads and/or Amazon. It's easy to get lazy about that sort of thing, but rating (assuming it's a good rating) and reviewing books on these sites is really a relatively easy thing to do, and it's a great way to support fellow writers.
Michelle: Thank you so much, Dan!
Michelle Ross is the author of There's So Much They Haven't Told You (Moon City Press 2017), winner of the 2016 Moon City Press Short Fiction Award and Finalist for the 2017 Foreward INDIES Book of the Year Award for Short Stories. The collection was also runner-up for the Juniper Prize in Short Fiction and a finalist for the New American Press Fiction Prize and the Leapfrog Press Fiction Contest.
Her fiction has won prizes from Gulf Coast, Main Street Rag Publishing, and Sixfold. Her fiction has also appeared in The Common, Hobart, Electric Literature's Recommended Reading, TriQuarterly, and other venues.
She is fiction editor of Atticus Review and a consulting editor for the 2018 Best Small Fictions anthology.


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«Діти сонця» — український радянський фільм-спектакль 1956 року режисерів Олексія Швачка та Володимира Неллі. Екранізація однойменної п'єси Максима Горького.

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Провінційний місто початку XX ст. Тут мешкає вчений-хімік Павло Протасов, не помічаючи нічого навколо себи, він мріє про красиве і сильне плем'я людей майбутнього — «дітей сонця». Занурений в роботу, добрий і м'який за вдачею людина, він прирікає на тяжке самотність свою дружину Олену. Любов художника Вагіна до Олени Протасов сприймає лише як перешкоду, що відриває його від роботи.

У ролях
 Михайло Романов — Павло Федорович Протасов
 Тетяна Сємічова — Олена Миколаївна, дружина Протасова
 Ліда Предаєвич — Ліза, сестра Протасова
 Ліда Карташова — Антонівна, нянька
 Юрій Лавров — Вагін
 Віктор М'ягкий — Борис Миколайович Чепурний
 Ганна Ніколаєва — Меланія
 Олексій Бунін — Назар
 Олег Борисов — Міша
 Неоніла Гнеповська — Фімка
 Мойсей Розін — Ігор
 Олена Метакса — Авдотья, дружина Ігоря
 Сергій Петров — Яків Трошин
 Олексій Биков — Роман
 Галина Жирова — Луша
 Борис Марін — лікар

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Фільми українських режисерів
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Фільми-драми УРСР
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If the latest gist in town is anything to go by, talented singer Omawumi Megbele might be getting married soon.
In June 2011, Omawumi gave birth to a baby girl named Kamillah but we're yet to know her father.
So few hours ago, the singer finally shared a blurry photo of herself and her baby daddy.
She intentionally altered it to hide the identity of her fiance.
Rumours have it that the man at the center of the singer's heart is one of the big bosses at Zamunda night club and his name is Tosin Yusuf, he is a co-owner of the popular night club located in Eti Osa area of Lagos state Nigeria.
We are all waiting for that special announcement.
my dear omawumi please take your time to pray very well on this wedding don't get carried away by mere emotion.
she is lucky, as urgly as she is.
Congrats Wumi, please try and pray very well so that God will direct you.
I love this lady sense of humor,the more you look,……..


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For Strongjaw! 5 Flawless Finishing Moves by Vox Machina
Posted by Kelly Knox on August 31, 2016
"We live to hear Matt say, 'How do you want to do this?'" – Liam O'Brien, Arrival at Kraghammer
There are no sweeter words in Critical Role than, "How do you want to do this?" This is Dungeon Master Matthew Mercer's cue that the player now has the opportunity to deliver the finishing blow in a battle—in their own words. "I let the player describe their victory," he explains quickly in the series premiere.
Here are five unforgettable finishing moves by the adventurers known as Vox Machina that have an impact long after the battle is over.
(Beyond this point there be spoilers.)
Scanlan, Arrival at Kraghammer
In the Greyspine Mines at the bottom of Kraghammer, the group is surrounded by fleeing goblins, lumbering ogres, and finally a fearsome abomination that resembles a naga. Scanlan gets the killing blow on the creature and yells with glee, "I've never killed anything before!" He describes the bolt of electricity slowly and painfully snaking through the abomination's body before burning an S in its chest.
Not only is the first episode the first time we hear Matt Mercer utter that now famous phrase, that lightning bolt cast by Scanlan Shorthalt is the first time the gnome bard gets the kill in the years the group has been playing together. (That's a lot of firsts.)
Vax'ildan, Trial of the Take, Part 4
Guest players Wil Wheaton as Thorbir and Will Friedle as Kashaw join three members of Vox Machina on their hunt for a shapeshifting rakshasa. The two groups have joined forces to fulfill a contract with the Slayer's Take, and Thorbir has led the adventurers to the lair of Hotis, the rakshasa. During the long, hard-fought battle, the rakshasa threatens each of their loved ones, taunting Vax'ildan about his sister in particular.
As the rakshasa attempts to flee, Vax grabs it by the ear and says calmly, "Talk about my sister again." He slices the rakshasa's throat. Not only is that one incredible finishing move, his words will have repercussions long after the group returns to the Slayer's Take guildhall.
Percy, Reunions, Part 1
During Vox Machina's arduous task to end the terrors of Lord and Lady Briarwood and help Percy find some closure from his past, several creatures and henchmen are unfortunate enough to stand in their way. One of them is Professor Anders, who was once Percy's teacher but was revealed to be working for the Briarwoods. "You're the face I saw when murder entered my heart," Percy tells him as he pulls the trigger. (Don't miss Grog's giddy giggle at that moment.)
This kill is one of the incredible few to make Critters chant, "No Mercy Percy!" as the gunslinger unleashes his fury and gets one step closer to completing his mission of justice for Whitestone.
Grog, The Kill Box
This is the unforgettable kill that might go down in Critical Role history as the best of all—for now. After teleporting into Vex's magical locket that normally houses Trinket, Grog shoots out of the amulet and straight for Kevdak. Even though he's at death's door, Grog hurtles at Kevdak at full speed. He swings his blood axe for the herd, for his friends, for one of the Vestiges of Divergence, and most of all, "FOR STRONGJAW!"
Grog's desperate but successful strike highlights the creativity and teamwork of the group, and reminds us why we all love to play and watch Dungeons & Dragons.
Pike, A Cycle of Vengeance
Caught off guard and without armor (or clothes really), our plucky adventurers fight assassins and the rakshasa, who has returned to seek vengeance against Vax. Pike is close to death after one assassin surprised her as she slept, but she still rushes to help her friend without hesitation.
She calls down a holy flame against the rakshasa, and her rage fuels it into one savage conflagration. "Burst him like a *foof,*" she describes. After an hour and a half of intense fighting, this finishing move is one of the cutest and most devastating killing blows struck by Vox Machina.
What's your favorite finishing move by Vox Machina? Share it in the comments below!
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Tonight we hit the Port big style once again with our summer open air rally as part of the Portstewart Red Sails Festival. We can't wait to show you what we have in store and what the Lord has bestowed upon our hearts.
We're very pleased to announce that plans are in place for our Summer Open Air at Portstewart for 2018. The event will take place as usual at Portstewart's Bandstand, at the top of the promenade on Sunday 22nd July at 8:30pm.
We're very pleased to announce that plans are in place for our Summer Open Air at Portstewart for 2018. The event will take place as usual at Portstewart's Bandstand, at the top of the promenade.


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Learning to blog has been a process. One of the tutorials suggests that bloggers include repeating features to interest readers in the next installment. I started thinking about what would interest my readers. I know from past Pickwick Papers, our tearoom newsletter, that folks liked my "Something You Should Know" column, and my features introducing other shops. So, I decided to continue that idea with a review of places I visit or am familiar with to help you become more familiar with them also. I thought I'd start by sharing some places I am quite familiar with; the shops in historic Frankfort, Illinois, a small town in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. Check back each week for Fridays in Frankfort.
One of my favorite shops has been in business for over 30 years. Hard to believe but it is the oldest retail shop in the historic district; All Small Miniatures started out in the Grainery Mall in the 1980's. The mall was an old grainery barn where farmers would bring their grain to sell pulling their horse-drawn wagons and then trucks through the barn to unload. In the early 1970's this huge barn was transformed into a multi-store shopping facility. Malls were just becoming popular and this was a fairly new concept for a small town like Frankfort but, the idea of converting an antique building into a modern mall was appealing and became a tourist draw. Included in the Grainery Shops Mall were gift shops and boutiques, and ice cream parlor and antique shops. At one time Frankfort had 21 antique shops located throughout their downtown area which led to the town becoming a destination for shoppers looking to spend a day strolling through a quaint historic area. Sadly, the Grainery Mall burned to the ground on October 22, 1984, and All Small along with many other businesses were forced to make a decision, completely start over or call it quits. All Small moved into the Blacksmith Shops where they stayed for while till that building was purchased and they were forced to move again to their current location at 26 Ash Street.
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Be assured you are in good company; you may even catch Santa shopping at All Small Miniatures.
You can start with an existing dollhouse, a kit or a plan for building your own design. A room I like to think of as their tiny home improvement shop holds all manner of pieces for building, repairing or embellishing a dollhouse or miniature room. They carry a line of paints for inside walls as well as exterior paints. You can find everything from top to bottom; shingles for roofs as well as brick for foundations. Wallpaper and "ceramic" tile sheets as well as flooring, doors, windows, hardware and more are jam packed into this tiny home improvement room.
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Parkdale Forest condos for sale in Rochester, MI are located off Parkdale Rd and west of Dequindre Rd. Condos have private entrance with open, sunny floor plan. Tastefully decorated with granite counters and stainless appliances in the perfect for entertaining kitchen. Large great room and dining area with lots of windows and cozy fireplace. Balcony accessible from great room and master. Master suites have large, well appointed walk in closet and full bath. Second spacious bedroom has walk in closet as well. Laundry room just off kitchen. Tons of storage through out. 1-car garages are attached. Parkdale Forest is minutes from Clinton River Trail, downtown Rochester and all the fabulous restaurants and shopping. Fees include trash, water, building insurances and grounds maintenance. Nearby communities are Deer Ridge and Stony Creek Ridge.
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If you're interested in investing in a condo for sale in Rochester Michigan in this community, then please contact us at The Perna Team, today. We'll be more than happy to assist you by first telling you about available Rochester MI Parkdale Forest condos for sale.
Parkdale Forest Subdivision Location
Condos for sale in Parkdale Forest, Rochester, MI are located off Parkdale Rd and west of Dequindre Rd.
1.5 miles north is Kroger. Kerby's Koney Island, Kroger Deli and Biggby Coffee are also here. Across is CVS Pharmacy, Gameshop, Cottage Inn Pizza, Big Apple Bagels and Subway.
2 miles from the subdivision is Bloomer Park. It's a city park known for its unique 1/8-mile bicycle racing oval boasts all-year sport & activity spaces.
4 miles north is Stony Creek Metropark. It's a man-made lake built by damming Parkdale Forest, a tributary of the Clinton River. The park offers a vast amount of trails. Amenities are snowboarding, sledding & tobogganning hills, 2 beaches on Stony Creek Lake, Picnic areas with basketball courts, baseball fields, playgrounds, and beach volleyball courts. There's also a nature center, ice skating rink, boat launch, cross country skiing trails and ski rentals. Other rentals are rowboats, paddleboats, canoes, and kayaks. The park also has a golf course. It's a 26-hole, 6,928-yard, par-72 course gives an "up north" feel with separated, heavily wooded fairways. Water hazards add to the challenge.
3 miles west of the subdivision is North Hill Plaza Shopping Center. Stores here are Dollar Tree, Christopher's Flooring and Benjamin Moore Shelby Paint & Decorating. Hollywood Markets grocery is also here. Restaurants here are Golden Eagle Bar & Grill, Jet's Pizza, Mezza Mediterranean Grille and George's Coney Island & Family.
Across North Hill Plaza Shopping Center Plaza Shopping Center are Papa Joe's, La Sala Banquet & Event Center, Rochester Tap Room and Silver Spoon Ristorante.
Crittenton Hospital is next to Campus Corners Shopping Center. It is a general medical and surgical hospital with 254 beds. It was accredited by Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Beaumont Medical Center is 1 mile east. It provides outpatient services including dialysis, laboratory services, physical therapy and radiology.
3.5 miles southwest is Winchester Shopping Center. It is located at the corner of SWC Rochester and Avon Rd. Winchester Shopping Center has 15 stores with more than 1,700 parking spaces. Some of the major stores here are Bank of America, Old Navy, Marshalls, PetSmart and Michaels.
Busch's Fresh Food Market is a short walk west of The Village of Rochester Hills. It is a supermarket chain loaded with meat, seafood, produce, flowers, deli and a lot more. East of this grocery is Trader Joe's, another grocery.
Parkdale Forest Subdivision Freeway Access
Condos for sale in Parkdale Forest, Rochester, MI are located 4.5 miles north of M-59. The subdivision has convenient access to restaurants, malls and major roads & freeways. 8 miles south is Troy
7 miles west of Parkdale Forest is Oakland University which is the 3rd top employer of Rochester Hills. FANUC Robotics is 8 miles southwest which is also included in the top 5 employers of Rochester Hills. 8.5 miles southwest is Technology Drive. Accurate Gauge Manufacturing, Smc Corporation of America and Eagle Ottawa are located here.
Parkdale Forest Subdivision School District
Parkdale Forest students attend Rochester school district. The school district operates 13 elementary schools, 4 middle schools and 4 high schools.
North Hill Elementary School is 2.5 miles northwest of the subdivision. It has a rating of 8/10 by greatschools.org and has 616 students enrolled. Hart Middle School is 2.6 miles northwest. It is rated 6/10 and has 1,133 students. Stoney Creek High School is next to Hart Middle School. It is rated 10/10 by greatschools.org and has 1,645 students enrolled. It's a silver awardee of US NEWS Best Public High Schools. The GreatSchools Rating is a simple tool that helps you compare schools based on test scores and other available data, including student academic growth and college readiness.
Living Word Lutheran School is 6 miles north. The school was founded in 1997 and accepts grades PK-8. It's a co-ed school with 130 students enrolled. Student: Teacher ratio is 1:10.
Rochester Hills Christian School is 6.5 miles southwest. It has 293 students enrolled and accepts grades PK-12.
Rochester College is 4 miles southwest. It is a 4-year liberal arts college founded by the Church of Christ in 1959. It is a primarily undergraduate school with very few graduate courses.
Oakland University is 7 miles west. This school was established in 1957, and it offers 132 undergraduate and 124 graduate academic programs. It is also a doctoral research university. There are approximately 19000 students enrolled and average tuition fees are $9,280 for freshmen and sophomores; $10,142 for juniors and seniors.
12 miles southwest is Oakland Community College. This school was established in 1957, and it offers 132 undergraduate and 124 graduate academic programs. It is also a doctoral research university. There are approximately 19000 students enrolled and average tuition fees are $9,280 for freshmen and sophomores; $10,142 for juniors and seniors.
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Seven killed, around 150 injured in Indian protest violence: police official
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At least seven people were killed and around 150 were injured in clashes between opposing groups in the Indian capital, a police official told Reuters on Tuesday, the deadliest riots in the city since protests against a new citizenship law began over two months ago.
'Seven persons, including one head constable of Delhi police, have died,' said Anil Mittal, a police officer, adding around 150 persons were injured in the violence on Monday.
The clashes erupted in a northeastern district of the city between thousands of people demonstrating for and against the new citizenship law. Police used tear gas and smoke grenades, but struggled to disperse the stone-throwing crowds that tore down metal barricades and set vehicles and a petrol pump alight.
'Some of the people brought in had gunshot wounds,' said Dr Rajesh Kalra, additional medical superintendent at the Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital in New Delhi.
Tensions in parts of the city remained high on Tuesday with schools remaining shut in some areas amid news reports of fresh clashes. At least five metro stations in the city were closed.
A fire department official told Reuters that its teams were responding to reports of at least eight separate cases of arson on Tuesday, linked to fresh protests in the city. One department vehicle was also torched by protesters on Monday, and a small number of firemen were injured in the violence, he added.
The violence on Monday began just as US President Donald Trump began his maiden visit to India. Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are set to meet for talks on Tuesday at a venue located a few miles away from where the clashes occurred.
At a press conference early on Tuesday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal appealed for people to maintain peace, 'Whatever problems people have can be resolved peacefully,' he said. 'Violence will not help find a solution.'
India's Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to meet Kejriwal and police officials on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the situation.
India's capital has been a hotbed of protests against the new Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which eases the path of non-Muslims from three neighbouring Muslim-dominated countries to gain Indian citizenship.
This has led to accusations that Modi and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are undermining India's secular traditions.
The violence erupted even as Trump was praising India as being a tolerant country.
'India is a country that proudly embraces freedom, liberty, individual rights, the rule of law, and the dignity of every human being,' Trump said while addressing a rally of more than 100,000 people in Modi's home state of Gujarat. 'Your unity is an inspiration to the world.'
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Andrew Abbie migrated to New South Wales (NSW) with his family in the early 1920s. He enrolled at Sydney University in 1924 and completed his BS in 1929. This lead him to a successful and decorated career in medicine, anthropology and education. Dr Andrew Abbie worked at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (NSW), University Collage London, The University of Sydney, in the Australian Imperial Force and at the University of Adelaide where he was appointed the Elder chair of anatomy and histology in 1945 and emeritus professor in medicine,1971. Abbie was a foundation and life member of the Anatomical Society of Australia and New Zealand, a life member of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and served as Chairman of the South Australian Board of Aboriginal Affairs for 10 years.
In December 1941 Andrew Arthur Abbie served as Captain in the Australian Military Force. He was later transferred to the Australian Imperial Force (1942) and underwent training at the Chemical Warfare Physiology School at the University of Melbourne. In 1943 Abbie was appointed to train medical personal in treating casualties of chemical warfare and then in 1944 was sent to Townsville and Papua with the school to study the physiological effects of chemical warfare agents in tropical conditions. In December of the same year he left the military service and moved to South Australia. As Elder chair of anatomy and histology at the University of Adelaide, Abbie was involved in planning the new medical school building, he was the principal lecturer, and continued his research in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology. In the 1950s his interest moved to the anthropology of Aborigines and he conducted many expeditions to aboriginal communities in South Australia and the Northern Territory. He progressed through the ranks at the University and retired in 1970, after having published over 120 papers and several resource and academic text books. His service to the University of Adelaide are commemorated annually through the Abbie Memorial Lecture in neuro-anatomy and related fields.
Apart from research and academia, Abbie was also heavily involved in many professional societies and committees. He was a foundation and later life member and president of the Anatomical Society of Australia and New Zealand, a life member of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, President, Anthropological Society of South Australia, Chairman, South Australian Board of Studies in Physiotherapy, Chairman, South Australian Board of Aboriginal Affairs, and University of Adelaide representative on the South Australian Aboriginal & Historical Relics Advisory Board.


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Никола́й Алекса́ндрович Авена́риус (1897—1983) — участник Белого движения, эмигрант, мемуарист.

Биография
Родился в городе Молога Ярославской губернии  года. Его отец Александр Николаевич Авенариус (племянник писателя В. П. Авенариуса) происходил из старинного немецкого рода: сын историка-археолога Н. П. Авенариуса (1834—1903); окончил Варшавское военное училище, вскоре оставил военную службу; работал на железной дороге, служил в страховом обществе «Россия», затем — у своего дяди В. К. Феррейна; в 1896 году основал собственный завод в Мологе, который через несколько лет был продан «Товариществу В. К. Феррейна». В августе 1913 года А. Н. Авенариус, получив часть акций и должность управляющего (административного и коммерческого директора) на фабрике в Москве, вместе с семьёй уехал из Мологи.

Николай Авенариус с 1905 года учился в Рыбинской гимназии, а после переезда семьи в Москву, с 1913 года — в 10-й Московской гимназии на Якиманке. В 1915 году поступил в Императорское Московское техническое училище. В начале 1916 года окончил курсы шоферов-механиков при училище и в апреле был направлен в автомобильный отряд при саперном батальоне на Западном фронте, где полгода служил водителем грузовика и мотоциклистом-связистом.

В дни Октябрьского восстания в Москве оказывал сопротивление большевикам вместе с другими вооруженными студентами. В августе 1918 года отец Авенариуса был уволен с должности управляющего фабрикой, семья была вынуждена переехать в квартиру дяди Василия Петровича на Новой Басманной, но эта квартира вскоре была реквизирована. Под видом бывшего немецкого военнопленного Авенариусу удалось пробрался на Украину, а оттуда в Бессарабию, в город Сороки, где работал врачом его дядя Николай Николаевич. Семья (отец, мать и дочь Оля) также переехала в Киев, а оттуда в Сороки, на территорию независимой Румынии. В декабре Авенариус заболел сыпным тифом и две недели провёл в бреду. В это время умер от сердечного приступа его отец. Оправившись от тифа, Авенариус работал репетитором, пильщиком дров, сторожем на огороде. В августе 1919 года перешёл румынскую границу на реке Днестр, поездом добрался до Одессы, оттуда переехал в Севастополь, где работал в мастерской по ремонту автоброневиков. Зимой 1920 года вступил в 133-й Симферопольский пехотный полк Добровольческой армии, принимал участие в оборонительных боях на Перекопском перешейке, перенес приступ возвратного тифа и был доставлен в госпиталь в Симферополе. Выйдя из госпиталя, Авенариус присоединился к восьмой батарее Первой артиллерийской бригады Корниловской дивизии, участвовал в наступлении Белой армии, дойдя до Никополя. После того, как большевики заключили перемирие с Польшей, Красная Армия перебросила крупные силы на юг и начала наступление, Корниловская дивизия с боями отошла в Крым. В ноябре 1920 года Авенариус эвакуировался из Севастополя на пароходе-крейсере «Саратов» в Константинополь.

В Турции сначала содержался в лагере для беженцев, потом жил в Константинополе в ночлежке, подрабатывая уличным торговцем. Летом 1921 года перебрался в Румынию, где был арестован сигуранцей по обвинению в коммунистической пропаганде и освобожден только благодаря хлопотам матери и личному вмешательству румынской королевы Марии. Жил в Бессарабии, работал техником на заводе и электростанции. В конце ноября 1923 года переехал в Прагу, поступил в Русское высшее училище техников путей сообщения, а затем и на межевой факультет Чешского технического университета. Работал практикантом на строительстве железной дороги. В марте 1926 года сдал выпускные экзамены и получил два диплома. В поисках работы переехал в Братиславу, работал геодезистом на реконструкции Дудважеских осушительных сооружений. В феврале 1927 года переехал в Липтовски-Микулаш, где работал в канцелярии министерства финансов. В 1929 году переехал в Мартин, где скоро ушёл с государственной службы и открыл частную техническую фирму. В том же году принял подданство Чехословацкой республики (до этого жил по нансеновскому паспорту). Весной 1936 года познакомился с моравкой Ярославой-Катериной (Ярой) Мнячко, 26 июня они поженились, 15 мая 1942 года у них родился сын Саша.

После раздела Чехословакии по Мюнхенскому соглашению в 1939 году была образована марионеточная Словацкая республика под контролем нацистов. Во время Второй мировой войны Авенариус был связан с Движением Сопротивления, укрывал бежавших из концлагерей военнопленных и советских парашютистов, помогал им перебираться к партизанам или к линии фронта. В 1944 году был арестован словацкими жандармами и помещён в тюрьму в г. Илава, но вскоре выпущен, отделавшись штрафом. После Словацкого восстания в декабре 1944 года был арестован гестапо, но выпущен за взятку в 20 тысяч крон.

После войны в 1948 году в Чехословакии пришла к власти Коммунистическая партия, и все частные фирмы были ликвидированы. Канцелярия Авенариуса была передана в ведение государственного предприятия «Ставпроект», недавно купленная квартира конфискована для работников военного завода, а семья выселена в деревню. Авенариус работал маркшейдером в рудных шахтах в Турчанских Теплицах, затем в Пезиноке недалеко от Братиславы. В октябре 1954 года Авенариусы переехали в Братиславу, где жили на квартире у знакомых, а с 1965 года приобрели собственную квартиру. Авенариус перешёл на службу в фирме «Геодезия и картография» в Братиславе, где жил до самой смерти в 1983 году.

В 1978—1983 годах Николай Авенариус написал мемуары, изданные в 2012 году под названием «Кремнистый путь» при участии Г. А. Вомпе.

Литература
 Авенариус Н. А. Кремнистый путь. — М.: Волшебный фонарь, 2012. — ISBN 978-5-903505-70-8.

Ссылки
 Леонид Воронин. На сквозняке истории. Про мемуары интеллигента и сохранение России // НГ-Exlibris. — 19.09.2013

Выпускники 10-й Московской гимназии
Персоналии:Добровольческая армия
Русские эмигранты первой волны в Чехословакии
Выпускники Чешского технического университета


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Peter Francis Walter Kerr KCVO (ur. 8 września 1922, zm. 11 października 2004 w Ferneyhirst) – brytyjski arystokrata, polityk i posiadacz ziemski, syn kapitana Andrew Williama Kerra (wnuka 7. markiza Lothian) i Marie Kerr, córki kapitana Williama Kerra.

Wykształcenie odebrał w Ampleforth College oraz w Christ Church na Uniwersytecie Oksfordzkim. Po studiach służył w Gwardii Szkockiej. W 1940 r., po śmierci swojego kuzyna Philipa, odziedziczył tytuł markiza Lothian i zasiadł w Izbie Lordów.

W 1954 r. został członkiem komisji Wolfendena, której raport przyczynił się w 1967 r. do uchylenia karalności kontaktów homoseksualnych w Wielkiej Brytanii. W 1956 r. Lothian wszedł w skład brytyjskiej delegacji w Zgromadzeniu Ogólnym ONZ podczas kryzysu sueskiego. W 1959 r. był delegatem w Radzie Europy. Od 1960 r. był parlamentarnym prywatnym sekretarzem ministra spraw zagranicznych lorda Home'a oraz rządowym whipem w Izbie Lordów. W 1964 r. był młodszym ministrem w resorcie zdrowia. W latach 1970-1972 był parlamentarnym podsekretarzem stanu w Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Kiedy w 1973 r. Wielka Brytania wstąpiła do EWG Lothian został członkiem Parlamentu Europejskiego.

Po odejściu z polityki w 1977 r. lord Lothian objął funkcję Lord Warden of the Stannaries, opiekuna prywatnej szkatuły księcia Kornwalii oraz przewodniczącego Książęcej Rady Księstwa Kornwalii. W 1983 r. otrzymał Krzyż Komandorski Królewskiego Orderu Wiktoriańskiego. Był członkiem Królewskiej Kompanii Łuczników.

30 kwietnia 1943 r. w Brompton Oratory poślubił Antonellę Newland (8 września 1922 - 6 stycznia 2007), córkę generała-majora Fostera Newlanda i Donny Salazar, córki hrabiego Michele Salazara. Małżonkowie mieli razem dwóch synów i cztery córki:
 Mary Marianne Anne Kerr (ur. 20 marca 1944), żona hrabiego Charlesa von Westenholza, ma dzieci
 Michael Andrew Foster Jude Kerr (ur. 7 lipca 1945), 13. markiz Lothian
 Cecil Nennella Therese Kerr (ur. 22 kwietnia 1948), oficer Orderu Imperium Brytyjskiego, żona Donalda Angusa Camerona of Lochiel, ma dzieci
 Claire Amabel Margaret Kerr (ur. 15 kwietnia 1951), żona Jamesa FitzRoya, hrabiego Euston, ma dzieci
 Elizabeth Marion Frances Kerr (ur. 8 czerwca 1954), żona Richarda Scotta, 10. księcia Buccleuch, ma dzieci
 Ralph William Francis Joseph Kerr (ur. 7 listopada 1957), ożenił się z lady Virginią FitzRoy i Marie-Claire Black, ma dzieci z drugiego małżeństwa

Po śmierci lorda Lothiana tytuł markiza odziedziczył jego najstarszy syn.

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Urodzeni w 1922
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Two men stabbed in gang fight outside Capitola…
Two men stabbed in gang fight outside Capitola Mall
By Jennifer Squires |
PUBLISHED: December 6, 2008 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: September 11, 2018 at 12:00 am
CAPITOLA — Police are still trying to sort out a gang-motivated fight outside of the Capitola Mall in which two 20-year-old men were stabbed Friday afternoon.
Police detained one of the men, Cesar Bracamontes of Capitola, after he was treated at Dominican Hospital. The other, Cameron Diehl of Watsonville, was flown to an out-of-county trauma center, where he was listed as stable. He hadn"t been interviewed by detectives late Friday.
Neither man had been arrested Friday night, police said.
"We haven"t really determined who was the primary aggressor just yet," Capitola police detective Jason Grogan said.
The bloody altercation began near the main entrance to the mall when Bracamontes apparently approached Diehl and started yelling gang slurs at him, according to Diehl"s mother, Jill.
The Diehls were running errands together in his green Dodge Durango. Cameron Diehl, who was behind the wheel, stopped the sport utility vehicle near the Metro bus station, jumped out and the fight turned physical, according to his mom. She said she moved from the passenger seat to the driver"s side and begged her son to get back in the car.
"I was screaming "Someone just call the cops,"" Jill Diehl said.
When Bracamontes ran, she tried to follow him in the SUV, but he darted into Sears. Capitola Mall security chased after him, pepper sprayed him and eventually tackled him in the jewelry section of the department store, employee Lindsay Barnes said.
"It didn"t have anything to do with Sears," she said. "He just ran into Sears to hide."
Bracamontes was bleeding from a stab wound to his shoulder, authorities said.
Meanwhile, a Capitola police parking officer went to the bus stop and found Cameron Diehl suffering from multiple stab wounds to the upper torso, police reported.
Police called for medics around 1:40 p.m. Sears was evacuated and closed for much of the afternoon.
Officers cordoned off the mall parking lot from the bus stop to the Sears entrance for hours after the stabbing while they searched for weapons and other evidence. Officers found two knives — one inside the Durango, the other stashed in a purse on display inside of Sears — that they suspect were used in the fight.
Police said the two men didn"t know each other. They are still probing what prompted the fight.
"We"re not really sure," Grogan said. "We"re hearing a lot of different stories."
Jill Diehl, who lives in Live Oak, sat on a cement planter outside Sears an hour after the attack, wiping tears from her face. She said her son had gotten into trouble when he was younger, but that he"d straightened up his life and was not a gang member. She said she suspected the other man was a gang member.
"Cameron"s not into that," she said.
He has a 4-month-old daughter and had just moved into a new apartment in Watsonville, Jill Diehl said. On Friday, mother and son were out to pay rent, cash a check and pick up her prescriptions.
"We were just taking care of stuff, then I was going to baby-sit," she said, taking two photos of her granddaughter, Natasha, from her wallet.
Capitola Mall marketing manager Lindsey Nitzawa said the mall would have extra security officers on duty as a result of the fight.
"We"ll be heavily patrolling," she said.
Contact Jennifer Squires at 429-2449 or jsquires@santacruzsentinel.com.
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March 21 1919/2019
Clifford Twp. – Now would be a good time for some of our State Highway officials to inspect the State road from Carbondale to this place. We are tired of the mud. ALSO L.E. Taylor has sold his undertaking business to C.C. Shifler of Carbondale. ALSO John Spedding has returned from a meeting of International Harvester Agents in Elmira, NY. John will hold down the job of agent for this place.
Forest City – John Skubic is anxious to learn whether his brother, Martin, is alive or not and has taken the matter up with the war department. No word has been received from him since his arrival overseas. Brothers, Charles and Lewis, have written several letters to Martin's last known address but received no reply. ALSO G.H. Truesdall, of Susquehanna; J. Westcott, of Great Bend, and Joseph Clarey, of Forest City, have formed a company and purchased the Pitt and Fall Coal Mining company property at this place. The deal just closed embraces 129 acres of coal lands in the Forest city district. The purchasing company will mine and market the coal.
Thompson – The Masonic lodge, which has been at Jackson fifty years or more, has been transferred to Thompson, where the next meeting will be held in the Odd Fellows' rooms in the Tallman block. ALSO Oscar Davis, of Columbus, Ohio, surprised his sister, Mrs. Gilbert Witter last week by calling upon her after an absence of more than 30 years. She recognized him after all those years.
Herrick Center – Uncle Dan Gettle is of the old school and as a blacksmith at the Corners many years ago drove a thriving business in shoeing oxen and was considered an expert. The pen in which the ox was held, while being shod, is still in the old shop. Years ago there were about as many oxen to be shod as there are horses now and Uncle Dan's hammer was busy from early morn until late at night. He says things have changed since then, but those were happy days.
Uniondale – Mathew McPherson Post, G.A.R. intends to give the boys of the late war a grand reception when they come home. The veterans appreciate their efforts and know their feelings of modesty, but the boys of 1861 will make the reception a memorable one.
Hopbottom – Two friends, Mrs. Hollis Tiffany (nee Helen Jeffers) and Mrs. Roy Case [nee Lillian Rose] died the same day. Seldom if ever has the community suffered such a shock of grief, as in the sudden death of these two charming young women, whose lives had been so closely interwoven. Close friends from childhood, they had graduated in the same class in school, were born in the same year, each being nearly 26 years old; had married within the same year, and each contracted the dread disease of pneumonia, which resulted in their death.
Jackson – Mr. and Mrs. John Waters received official notice that the Commanding General, American Expeditionary Forces, has directed the War Department to award the Distinguished Service Cross, posthumously, to their son, Floyd Waters, late Corporal, Headquarters Company, 9th Infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action in Europe.
Montrose – At a special meeting of the borough council, M.W. Lannon, night watchman, was also made chief of police. It was arranged that he be called during the day at the Catlin boarding house and at night he may be called at the Tarbell House, when not on duty patrolling, both phones being convenient. Burgess Preston spoke regarding the necessity of a fire alarm system. It will be discussed at the next meeting. ALSO Manley Fowler, who has been serving in the heavy artillery in France, has returned home. Mr. Fowler was in a number of big artillery engagements. ALSO Landlord D.J. Donovan has a force of men excavating a basement under the Tarbell House barn [now C&F Motors], where he will locate his stables when completed. The present stables will be converted into a garage.
Brooklyn – Stanley Crissell, a Brooklyn young man, who was reported killed in France and later found to be in a German prison camp, has reached home. He made his escape from the prison camp and after a hard time for a number of days reached the Allied lines. He has thrilling tales to tell of his capture and escape. Thursday evening of last week the young people of the town tendered him a reception. ALSO Walter C. Forse, a Binghamton young man, who passed through this county in April, 1917, walking to Washington, where he induced government officials to accept him in the marine service, although minus a finger, is now in charge of the Syracuse Marine Corps station. He served during the war as gunnery sergeant in the instruction school at Paris Island, S.C. He is a son of Allie Forse, formerly of Brooklyn and a nephew of Register & Recorder E.C. Rogers.
Hallstead – An auto repair parts manufacturing company is to occupy the building formerly used by Demer Bros. as a cut glass factory. The new manufactory will employ 20 men on the start and hope soon to increase this number.
Susquehanna – A new chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star has been organized at this place, which is known as Sunshine Chapter, No. 258. ALSO Engineer James Sheridan and a staff of assistants, under direction of the town council, are hard at work surveying for the new pavements to be laid on the streets. West Main Street, Willow avenue, Grand street, Broad avenue and Washington street are to be surveyed at once.
Great Bend – About twenty-five from East Great Bend attended the opening of the Happy Hour theatre Saturday evening.
Lackawanna Trail – The State engineers say that the use of the Factoryville tunnel on the line of the Lackawanna Trail is impracticable, as the clearance is not up to the standard required and also the tunnel would have to be artificially lighted night and day to prevent accidents. Hence the trail will be diverted from the old Lackawanna roadbed just before it reaches the tunnel, going around the hill instead of through it. Another difficulty is the fact that the railroad company has never abandoned the old road between Nicholson and Foster [Hopbottom], but uses it for local freight service, so that after leaving the line near the tunnel the trail will probably not get back to it until Foster is reached. This would suit Nicholson people, who are protesting against the abandonment of the old railroad tracks there and the transfer of the freight station to the new line, which would compel them to haul all freight for shipment up a very steep hill.
We regret that there is no news to report 200 years ago.


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NHRA Phoenix: Antron Brown, Ron Capps, Jeg Coughlin Jr. claim wins
Rob Geiger
DAVE KOMMEL/AUTOIMAGERY
Top Fuel driver Antron Brown beat Tony Schumacher on Sunday in Phoenix.
After winning Sunday's 25th annual Lucas Oil Slick Mist NHRA Nationals in Phoenix, early points leaders Antron Brown (Top Fuel) and Ron Capps (Funny Car) admitted they expect a vigorous challenge from all the preseason favorites soon. But that didn't stop them from enjoying their victories at Firebird International Raceway, along with Pro Stock champion Jeg Coughlin Jr.
Almost an afterthought in the preseason polls after his team was sold twice in the span of two weeks over the holidays, Brown already has proved his Matco Tools dragster will be a contender by following up his runner-up finish in the season opener in Pomona, Calif., with a win here.
Averaging a 0.077-second reaction time on the day, Brown beat one of the obvious preseason favorites, six-time champion Tony Schumacher, with a 3.819-second run at 315.34 mph to Schumacher's 3.852 seconds at 313.29 mph. In the same semifinal round, the other big gun, Larry Dixon, was dismissed by Brandon Bernstein. That put Brown against Bernstein in the final, where Brown ran 3.846 seconds at 310.63 mph to Bernstein's tire-smoking 5.173 seconds at 143.54 mph.
"This just shows you how good this team is," Brown said. "I was looking up [to the heavens] before the season and asking why I was being put through all that turmoil, but once we came to this track to test and I saw how well the team gelled, I knew we had nothing to worry about. And we're only gonna get better the more runs my crew chiefs, Brian Corradi and Mark Oswald, make. Remember, they're Funny Car guys.
"Those big lions are gonna get it together at some point but I'd like to think we'll have something for them."
Ron Capps celebrates his win in Phoenix.
Just two races in, Capps has a five-round lead over a tightly packed group of drivers that includes the two he beat so far for trophies this year, Jim Head and Mike Neff.
Sunday's victim was Neff, who was forced to tune his Drive One Ford Mustang himself after crew chief John Medlen had a stent inserted in his heart in a procedure just before the weekend's events began. As good as he ran without Medlen, Neff was tripped up in the final when his car wouldn't go into reverse after the burnout, forcing him to idle down the track and hand the win to Capps, who promptly posted a 4.048 seconds at 306.81 mph in his NAPA Auto Parts Dodge Charger R/T.
"You never want to lose but it would have been OK for them to win one for John," Capps said. "I'm just living a dream right now. This is how it's supposed to be.
"Let me tell you, those clichés about not worrying about who is in the other lane are BS, because there are definitely some teams that bring out the best in you. Any time you have a John Force Racing car in the other lane you get up for it. Plus, with [Medlen's procedure being a story] this weekend, it was almost like they were destined to win."
Jeg Coughlin beat Kurt Johnson in the Pro Stock division in Phoenix.
Coughlin knows his Jegs.com Chevrolet Cobalt was not the quickest or fastest Pro Stock car this weekend, so he leaned on the experience of his four Pro Stock championships to earn his 42nd career win.
"Sometimes you really have to fight your way through a race and that was certainly the case this weekend," Coughlin said. "We're still trying to fine-tune this new car and we're not at full speed just yet. My Dad [Jeg Sr.] and [crew chief] Roy [Simmons] just kept at it every pass and the car was there for me. It's really cool to win for them and for my little man, Jeggie III, who came along this weekend. He's always good luck."
Coughlin left ahead of his final-round foe Kurt Johnson with a 0.030-second reaction time to Johnson's 0.049-second start, and led all the way down the track, winning with a 6.643-second run at 208.01 mph to 6.647 seconds at 208.46 mph for Johnson. It was his first win over Johnson in eight final-round races.
After a second-round exit at the season opener, Coughlin's Phoenix win lifts him to second place in the standings, just two points behind Pomona winner Jason Line.


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When I find a software that makes my life as a pharmacist easier, I want to share it. CoverMyMeds is one of those tools that when I first used, I thought, "Why hasn't someone done this sooner?".
It saves a ton of time for pharmacists, doctors and even the insurance plans to help get prior authorizations process quickly, efficiently and my personal favorite electronically.
I reached out to the company and asked if I could share their story with you. Here is their answers to my burning questions.
CoverMyMeds is a health care IT company operated in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio and one of the fastest growing health care technology companies in the U.S., integrating directly within prescriber and pharmacists' existing workflow. We help patients get the drugs they need to live healthy lives by automating the medication prior authorization (PA) process, saving health care professionals valuable time and reducing prescription abandonment.
A prior authorization is essentially a permission slip from a patient's health plan to go ahead and fill a specific medication prescribed by their doctor. Health plans use prior authorization to manage both care and cost.
Unfortunately, the process of prior authorization can be very time-consuming, requiring a lot of manual paper work and back-and-forth between the health care provider, pharmacy and health plan. That is where CoverMyMeds comes in. We provide a streamlined, electronic solution that connects the various stakeholders that participate in the process: pharmacists, prescribers, health plans. With the CoverMyMeds solution, it's possible to receive real-time determinations and get patients out the door of the pharmacy with their medication in hand on their first trip. More transparency on behalf of the patient equals better medication adherence.
Who does CoverMyMeds work with?
Pharmacies: The majority of prior authorization requests are still initiated in the pharmacy, so CoverMyMeds has integrated electronic prior authorization (ePA) functionality into nearly 47,000 pharmacies, giving pharmacists the ability to create a request with just the click of a button, as soon as they learn a PA is needed. Additionally, they can auto-fill important patient demographic information and send it directly to the prescriber for completion. This functionality significantly decreases administrative time for pharmacists, ensures more accurate data and most importantly gives them time back to spend with their customers.
Prescribers/EHRs: Doctors, nurses and their staff can use CoverMyMeds to continue a PA after it has been sent by the pharmacy. They also have the option of creating and submitting a new PA in the CoverMyMeds web portal or at the point of prescribing in their electronic health record system (EHR). If submitting through an EHR system, the prescriber will be alerted that the medication they are prescribing is going to require PA, and they can fill it out and often receive a real-time response. As with pharmacists, this reduces the administrative burden for prescribers, keeps them away from the phone and fax machines, and gives time back for patients. Providers using our solution successfully process more than 1.6 million PA requests every month.
Health Plans: Health plan integration of ePA functionality ensures all PA requests, regardless of how they are submitted (pharmacy, web portal or EHR), will be reviewed electronically. Plans can ensure the prescriber is being asked the appropriate questions for the respective patient/drug and eliminate the phone and fax back-and-forth. By establishing specific clinical criteria, they can auto-determine the outcome of a submission and provide prescribers with an answer in real-time.
After frequently hearing the question, "Why won't my insurance company cover my meds?" co-founders Sam Rajan and Matt Scantland (a clinical pharmacist and owner of a software company, respectively) sat down to brainstorm a better solution to the PA problem. They had both witnessed the problem of prior authorization, and the complexities it created for all stakeholders; mainly how terrible it could be for a patient waiting on their much-needed medication. Hence, they set out to create a "one stop shop," so providers could standardize on CoverMyMeds for all their PA requests, regardless of plan or drug. Thus, CoverMyMeds was founded in 2008. CoverMyMeds became (and remains) the first all drug, all payer prior authorization platform.
Is it software or one on one help?
We are a software solution. By accessing CoverMyMeds through their pharmacy system vendor or using the free CoverMyMeds web portal, pharmacists and techs can initiate a PA request upon a PA-related claim rejection for any medication and for all plans, including commercial, Medicaid and Medicare Part D. Providers can access and complete the request through their own CoverMyMeds account. CoverMyMeds is also increasingly available within EHR system vendors, giving prescribers the option to submit a request at the point of prescribing, resolving the PA requirement before the patient reaches the pharmacy. If any issues arise, we have a dedicated support team of "PA Experts" available by phone or chat to provide one-on-one assistance.
Community pharmacies likely are tight on time and resources and don't have extra of either to spend on the phone, searching online for a specific form, faxing forms to the prescriber, etc. By using CoverMyMeds, the pharmacist and their technicians have access to our dashboard and the PA request is done in a couple clicks of the mouse with all forms needed at their fingertips..
Why is workflow efficiency important to community pharmacy?
Beyond the sensitivity to budget and manpower, maintaining their credibility and relationship with their customers is likely just as important. An improved workflow for PA ensures they receive the medication they need to be healthy, and that they understand why they may not immediately be getting the medication they were prescribed.
Do you have a training program to help maximize feature use?
CoverMyMeds offers regular webinars and individual demos whenever needed, and we have a team of dedicated support staff and account managers available to answer any questions a pharmacy may have about our solution.
What makes it different/better than the DIY approach?
Circling back to the administrative burden that PA causes in general. The archaic process of PA is finding a form online, printing it off, filling it out by hand, faxing it to a prescriber, faxing it to the plan, waiting for a response (and potentially having to fill out MORE information to get a favorable response), faxing back to the pharmacy and then finally filling the prescription. By using CoverMyMeds, everything is done electronically, the correct questions are asked immediately and a real-time response is often at hand. It also increases transparency in the process and improves communication between the pharmacist, provider and health plan as the PA request status can be monitored throughout the process.
Why is promoting entrepreneurship in pharmacy important?
CoverMyMeds works with all sizes of pharmacies, from small, family owned businesses to large nationwide chains. We understand that the success of independent pharmacies is highly personal and the relationships between them and their patients are crucial, not to mention the importance of implementing processes that will maximize their bottom line. CoverMyMeds specializes in assisting pharmacies implement their PA solution whether through their pharmacy system vendor or directly with CoverMyMeds and offers free technical services to help them navigate through the process.
I want to thank CoverMyMeds for being on the blog today and for all they are doing to help advance the profession of pharmacy.
This new blog series focuses on tools that help community pharmacy implement and integrate enhanced patient services.
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Every Friday throughout the summer months, something special happens in Longville, Minnesota. For over forty years, the Wednesday afternoon Turtle Races have been a cherished community tradition on the shores of Girl Lake. From early June through late August, people come from far and wide to play games, compete in hula hoop contests, enjoy some lively conversation, and, of course, race turtles. Those wishing to enter the races pay a nominal registration fee. Turtles need to have a shell with a minimum five inch diameter. If participants don't have their own turtle, they can rent or purchase one from a local vendor in hopes of taking home a coveted prize. If your turtle fails to take off at the start of the race, fear not! Perhaps they will win the coveted 'slow poke' prize for the turtle that moves the shortest distance over the course of the race. The Turtle Races of Longville are but one of many wholesome, fun family events in and around Longville, Minnesota.
The local Paul Bunyan Trail extends one hundred and twenty (120) miles through the heart of the Brainerd/Baxter/Walker region of northern Minnesota. Bike or hike along it and you will likely encounter some stunning examples of northern Minnesota wildlife and foliage, not to mention the rolling hills of the region and the many crystal, clear lakes. Extending between Park Rapids, Minnesota and Cass Lake, the forty-nine miles of the Heartland Trail were actually one of the first 'rails to trails' project in the United States, converting old unused railroad tracks into scenic hiking and bike paths. If traveling by land doesn't suit your fancy, consider a new and different way to explore the region; via an airplane which will allow you a bird's eye view of the beautiful Minnesotan landscape. The blue of the lakes and the green of the rich, dense forests form a patchwork quilt of magnificent color below. Lake Country Air Service offers this unique and memorable way to tour the vacationing paradise in and around Longville.
For more modern amusements, a night out at the Northern Lights Casino partaking in a game or two of blackjack is sure to relaxing and fun for the adults in your travelling party. Entertainment events, including musicians, comedians and even celebrity chefs are a great way to experience a night out after relaxing in the great outdoors. Local festivals such as Summerfest, the Turtle Town Art Fair and the Classic Car Show are a great way to get out and meet some of the charming local crowd. Even in winter, local festivals such as the annual Eelpout Festival held in February, are a great way to absorb some of the local flavors and culture. The Eelpout Festival is actually held in Walker Bay along the shores of Leech Lake each year and feature, ice-fishing, dog sled races and a polar plunge for the truly fearless.
Longville, Minnesota itself is a very small community of approximately 200 year-round residents. The population swells to several thousand in the warm months of summer as folks flock to the shores of Long Lake and Woman Lake. Just four hours north of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul, Longville is close enough to major metropolitan areas to be accessible, but far enough away to truly escape from the concrete and steel structures all too common in our modern cities. In fact, log cabins abound in and around Longville, providing shelter to countless visitors and summer-time residents in and around Longville. Lakefront property offers all of the benefits of water front living without many of the drawbacks of the east and west coasts of the United States. Here, there are no hurricanes, no extraordinary cost of living and no over-crowded kitschy beaches. Just tranquility and beauty sprinkled with a little North Woods charm. Best of all, waterfront homes and waterfront lots are far more affordable, not to mention just as spectacular, here in the Midwestern paradise of Longville as it is on the western and eastern seaboards of the continental United States.
Come and experience the quirky, welcoming charm of Longville for your next vacation. A true respite from the craziness of everyday life, Longville, Minnesota provides welcome relief for those seeking an opportunity to truly get away from it all. If you happen to fall in love with Longville, be sure to enlist the services of a trusted, reputable real estate professional to assist you in searching for the perfect vacation home or condominium in the area. And, be sure to check out the listings on LakePlace.com to see if the perfect option is available for you! Property moves quickly here in the North Woods though, so move quickly! You don't want to miss out on the perfect opportunity to own your very own piece of the North Woods here in Longville, Minnesota!
In the midst of our modern, busy and stressful lives, it can be difficult to find time to decompress and re-connect with our families and ourselves. Instead of taking a "normal" trip to an overly commercialized theme park or a busy tourist trap, consider planning an extraordinary vacation to the peaceful respite of Longville, Minnesota. Experience true rest and rejuvenation in the breathtaking wilderness of the scenic Northwoods of Minnesota. Commune with nature, play in the lush forests and crystal clear lakes and take some much deserved time to reconnect with yourself and your family!
Longville, MN sits along the edge of Girl Lake, a virtual outdoor playground for adults and children alike. Woman Lake, reputably one of the most beautiful lakes of the Minnesota Northwoods, is situated just to the southwest of Girl Lake. Located in Cass County, Longville is small with a population of approximately 200. Although Longville is quiet and peaceful, there are numerous family oriented activities in and around this quaint town.
For fishing, the lakes surrounding Longville cannot be beat! In their waters lie an abundance of bluegills, crappies, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northerns and muskies all waiting to be snagged on your line. Enjoy a pan of fresh fish cooked over a roaring fire after a leisurely day on the lake. Hunting is also plentiful here in the Minnesota Northwoods. Fishing and hunting guides are available for hire to assist you with your next expedition.
Whether you own a boat or are planning to rent one at a local marina, the lakes of Longville Minnesota are a wonderful boating destination. From sailboats to pontoons to houseboats, there is something for everyone. For those with a truly adventurous spirit, try your hand at water-skiing or tubing along the smooth lake waters. As you relax on the water, you may even catch a glimpse of area wildlife such as bald eagles, black bears, deer or fox cavorting along the shore.
The summer months also bring a plethora of opportunities for terrestrial outdoor relaxation including hiking, mountain biking and ATV riding through the pine forests of the region. For less adventurous pastimes, be sure to check out the quaint local shops in downtown Longville, MN and nearby Hackensack and Walker. Relax with a cappuccino, sit back and enjoy the local entertainment in the cozy "Common Grounds of Longville," a coffee shop in downtown Longville. Featured entertainers include singers, acoustical musicians and poets, among others. Treat the family to an ice cream cone at the legendary Frosty's. Relax with a tasty, home-cooked meal at the Redbird Cafe. For more elegant dining, consider Patrick's Fine Dining and Lounge or the country club at the Ridgewood Golf Course. Catch the latest movie release at the Bear Pause Movie Theatre in nearby Hackensack. For evening entertainment, travel to the local town of Walker for a night of gaming entertainment at the Northern Lights Casino.
Winter may sound like an unwelcoming time to visit the Minnesota Northwoods. To the contrary, it is a delightful time to escape to this wintry playground. Snowshoe, cross country ski or snowmobile through the beautifully snowy forests. Enjoy some ice fishing on Girl Lake or Woman Lake. Dog sled racing is also popular in this neck of the woods. If you happen to be in the area during late January or early February, be sure to stop in for the Sled Dog Races on the Heartland and Paul Bunyan Trails. For daring souls, try the "polar plunge," where brave visitors and locals take an icy dip into one of the area lakes!
For family fun and entertainment, Longville hosts a variety of wholesome, nostalgic events. Longville, Minnesota has been dubbed the Turtle Racing Capital of the World. Every Wednesday from June through August, children (and adults) come from far and wide to pit their reptile friends against one another in this fun, time-honored family tradition. Enjoy the turtle themed games and dance contests in addition to edible treats such as snow cones and hot dogs. Fitness gurus will love the Run Around Woman Plus, a 30K run around Woman Lake, held annually in May. For those who like the idea of a race, but hesitate at the 30K distance, there is also a shorter 5K run/walk at the same time. In July, be sure to check out Summerfest, a celebration of the summer season complete with live entertainment, tasty treats and displays of local artistry. Autumn brings the Oktoberfest celebration. This festival offers visitors the opportunity to absorb the local culture and enjoy some tasty German food and beer.
Regardless of your lodging preferences, Longville is certain to have exactly what you are looking for. From budget friendly motels and camping sites to more luxurious vacation rental homes and resorts, Longville and the surrounding area have it all! Neighbors in this part of Minnesota are friendly and welcoming. You may even come back year after year to catch up with your local friends here in Longville!
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Q: Best way to group multiple libraries & lists, so that related data are close to each other I'm working in SharePoint Online and really trying to cut down on have multiple folders all over the place.  I am converting the data into libraries and lists.  Is there a suitable approach I can take form the UI that allows me to "group" multiple libraries or lists together, that relate to each other?
Allow me to paint the picture...

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*I have 50 lists in my SharePoint site.

*7 out of these 50 lists relate to each other.

*I hire a new staff member who is responsible for finding and knowing that these 7 lists relate to each other.

What can I do in this site to make that process work for this new staff member?

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*i.e. Can these 7 lists be grouped somehow?

*i.e. Can these 7 lists be listed onto a custom SharePoint page somehow?

*i.e. Can these 7 lists have connected metadata, which can be searched on?

Many thanks!

A: The way to group lists/libraries is using sites. If the seven lists are associated with each other, and not the other 43, then they should be in their own site. Sites also allow you to easily configure permissions, and then be default all lists/libraries in the site will have the same permissions.
If this really can't be done, then perhaps create a page that lists the seven list and provide links to each list.

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Inspired by Rodgers, Cutler breaks his own collarbone to improve play
Jeff GoodSmith
After Aaron Rodgers threw for 318 yards and two touchdowns in his first game since breaking his collarbone nearly two months ago, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has decided to break his own clavicle in a desperate bid to improve his level of play for ensuing seasons.
Shortly before he smashed his left collarbone savagely with a hammer, he told reporters, "I had a theory that, if you break a bone and let it heal, it ends up even stronger than before. And then, next thing you know, Rodgers is out there smoking us with his new and improved collarbone, so I figured that it couldn't hurt to at least try."
Cutler will spend the first two months of the offseason nursing his self-inflicted injury, which he also hopes will increase the value of any contract the future unrestricted free agent is offered.
While Cutler cites Rodgers as his primary inspiration for smashing his own body with a blunt instrument until it broke in an agonizing fashion, he admitted that the plot of the classic baseball film, Rookie of the Year, also informed his decision.
By Jeff GoodSmith
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